Here we look at each of the muscles of the knee, how they work, what can go wrong and how to prevent knee muscle injuries. If you have a weakness in one of these categories, here’s what could be causing your inside knee pain. In more severe cases, your
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There are many different things that can cause bilateral knee pain, which is when both of your knees hurt at the same time. While some of these conditions are quite common and can be easily managed, others are rarer and may require significant medical
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When it comes to knee pain, it\’s not always the knee joint itself that is the culprit. In many cases, the pain can actually be caused by muscles surrounding the knee. Understanding which muscles may be contributing to your knee pain can help you better
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Several muscles, tendons, and bones make up the hip joint. The hip is a stable ball and socket joint that allows a person to walk, jump, run, and generally move. A ball and socket joint means that a rounded bone — in this case, the femur — inserts into
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If your doctor wants to treat the osteoarthritis in the knee with surgery, the options are arthroscopy, osteotomy, and arthroplasty. Almost everyone will eventually have some degree of osteoarthritis. But several things increase the risk of having sign
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**Knee pain is a common issue that affects many women of all ages. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including injury, overuse, or underlying medical conditions.**
The location of the pain can sometimes help a doctor diagnose the issu
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If it\’s a chronic condition that causes knee pain, some people benefit from applying both, alternating between heat and cold therapies. To help alleviate pain, many people use nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Some common NSAID pain reliev
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Understanding Knee Pain
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Cartilage is smooth tissue on the ends of bones that form joints. It allows the joint bones to move smoothly over each other. Healthcare professionals use the term “arthritis” to describe conditions that cause inflammation and swelling in a person’s jo
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There are a number of conditions that can cause joint pain aside from an injury, such as arthritis or overuse. Injuries from falls and direct blows to the knee may also cause joint pain. The most common types of knee-related injuries include fractures,
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Knee pain is so common that almost everyone’s felt it in their lives. But that doesn’t mean you have to live in constant pain. Visit a healthcare provider if knee pain is making it bad enough to make you change your daily routine. They’ll help you find
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**Knee pain** is a common issue that many women face, especially as they age. While there can be various reasons for knee pain, it is essential to address the issue promptly to prevent further complications.
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